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God's On Tv
01:10
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Crudely drawn,
Pain from painted picture.
Say it's for the son,
just watch the Father get richer.
1800 big box churches.
Delusions of grandeur.
I can smell the kerosene coming,
from the light of the Lord.
God's On TV,
spanging to the poor.
Years of hunger,
years of pain.
Years of silence,
years of shame.
Here I am,
I'm the one to blame.
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Post-War Identity Crisis
01:48
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Post-War Identity Crisis
Embrace change,
even when your life ends.
Post-War Identity Crisis
This is how your life ends.
Post-War Identity Crisis
This is your life.
They don't know me.
You don't know me anyway....
Post-War.
They don't know me like I know myself.
They don't know me.
They don't know me like I know myself.
Obscenity, be thy name.
Free me from thine righteous chains.
Obscenity, be thy name.
Free me from thine righteous chains.
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A Dream For You (CFC)
05:04
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Down//Out Palm Springs, California
Down//Out is the solo recording project of Eric Bloom. D//O's sound blurs the lines between hardcore punk and metal with
each offering having a different feeling than the last. All instruments including some vocals are played/programmed by Eric Bloom. Vocals on most recordings have been provided by friends and former bandmates.
xVerbicidex is an experimental/ambient/harsh noise project.
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